Cassandra B. Walking Thru Fire

Studio Of Self-Love

A Sanctuary for Personal & Spiritual Transformation ​​

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Cassandra B. - Soul Owner-Operator

Please See Full Bio For Credentials

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WALKING THRU FIRE

Website Terms & Conditions

Effective Date: October 26, 2026
 

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Welcome to Walking Thru Fire — Studio of Self Love, founded by Cassandra B.

Walking Thru Fire offers spiritual exploration, personal development, educational experiences, workshops, retreats, ceremonies, meditations, online programs, and gatherings designed to support self-discovery, embodied awareness, and personal transformation.

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These Terms & Conditions explain the responsibilities, expectations, and policies that apply when you visit our website, register for an offering, purchase a program, or participate in an event.

By using this website, registering for an offering, or purchasing a program, you acknowledge that you have read and understood the terms applicable to your participation.

Please read these terms carefully before proceeding.

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1. Our Offerings and Purpose

Walking Thru Fire provides experiences intended for spiritual exploration, education, self-reflection, personal development, and individual growth.

Depending on the offering, activities may include:

• Spiritual teachings and discussions

• Guided meditations and contemplative practices

• Ceremonies and rituals

• Somatic awareness and movement

• Creative expression and art-based activities

• Group circles and facilitated discussions

• Workshops, retreats, and in-person gatherings

• Fire ceremonies and firewalking

• Online courses, recorded teachings, and virtual gatherings

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Each offering may have its own description, participation requirements, safety guidelines, and additional terms.

Please review the information provided for your specific offering before registering.

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2. Spiritual and Educational Disclaimer

The offerings provided by Walking Thru Fire are intended for spiritual exploration, education, personal development, and self-discovery.

Cassandra B. and any guest facilitators are not acting as licensed medical professionals, psychologists, psychotherapists, or mental health practitioners through these offerings unless expressly stated otherwise and appropriately licensed for that role.

Our offerings are not a substitute for medical care, psychological treatment, psychiatric care, psychotherapy, or other professional healthcare services.

Nothing shared through our website, programs, ceremonies, workshops, retreats, or teachings is intended to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure a medical or psychological condition.

Any spiritual teachings, interpretations, practices, or personal reflections offered are for educational and exploratory purposes. They are not a guarantee of healing, a particular outcome, or a specific life result.

You remain responsible for your own decisions regarding your physical health, mental health, spiritual practices, and personal circumstances.

If you have concerns about whether an activity is appropriate for you, consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

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3. Personal Responsibility and Informed Participation

Participation in Walking Thru Fire offerings is voluntary.

You are responsible for determining whether an activity is appropriate for your circumstances and for communicating relevant needs or limitations to the facilitator when necessary for safe participation.

You agree to:

• Listen to your body and respect your personal limits.

• Participate at a level that feels appropriate to you.

• Follow reasonable safety instructions and facilitator directions.

• Ask questions if you do not understand an activity or its potential risks.

• Stop, pause, or withdraw from an activity when needed.

• Inform the facilitator of relevant safety concerns before participating.

• Avoid participating when impaired by alcohol, recreational drugs, or any substance that may compromise your judgment or physical coordination.

• Seek appropriate professional support when your needs fall outside the scope of the offering.

You are never required to disclose personal experiences, share private information, participate in a ritual, or continue an activity that you do not wish to undertake.

You may decline an exercise or withdraw from an activity. However, where withdrawal affects the safety of a particular activity, you must follow the facilitator's instructions for stopping safely.

Walking Thru Fire reserves the right to decline participation or remove a participant from an activity when reasonably necessary to protect the safety, dignity, or well-being of those involved.

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4. Emotional Well-Being and Psychological Considerations

Some offerings may invite reflection on personal experiences, relationships, grief, identity, beliefs, life transitions, or other emotionally significant subjects.

Participants may experience emotional responses, changes in awareness, physical sensations, or unexpected feelings during or after an activity. Individual responses vary, and no particular response or outcome is promised.

Walking Thru Fire does not guarantee that an experience will be emotionally comfortable, produce a particular insight, or result in personal transformation.

If you are experiencing severe emotional distress, are in crisis, or have concerns about how an activity may affect your mental health, please seek appropriate professional guidance before participating.

If you are receiving professional care, consider discussing participation with your qualified healthcare provider when you have concerns about its suitability.

Our facilitators may offer reasonable support within the scope of the activity, but they do not provide emergency mental health services or replace professional treatment.

If an emergency arises, appropriate emergency assistance should be sought.

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5. Physical Activities and Special Safety Requirements

Certain offerings may involve physical activity, outdoor environments, open flames, fire ceremonies, firewalking, movement, uneven terrain, heat, or other hazards.

Participation in these activities may carry risks, including burns, falls, physical injury, smoke exposure, dehydration, or other harm.

The specific risks will depend on the activity and the environment in which it takes place.

For activities involving elevated physical risk:

• Participants must review the applicable safety instructions before taking part.

• Participants must follow facilitator directions and established safety procedures.

• Participants must disclose relevant safety concerns when requested.

• Facilitators may restrict or decline participation when safety requirements are not met.

• Participants must not interfere with safety procedures or encourage others to disregard them.

Firewalking and other higher-risk activities may require a separate, activity-specific informed-consent document and risk acknowledgment. Registration for a general workshop or ceremony does not, by itself, replace any additional consent or safety procedures required for these activities.

Participation in any physically demanding or higher-risk activity is voluntary. You may decline to participate.

Nothing in these terms removes any duty of care or legal obligation that cannot lawfully be excluded.

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6. Assumption of Risk

By choosing to participate in an activity, you acknowledge that certain activities may involve inherent risks that cannot be eliminated entirely.

You agree to take reasonable responsibility for your decisions, actions, conduct, and compliance with applicable safety instructions.

You understand that failing to follow safety instructions, concealing relevant safety concerns, or engaging in conduct that creates an avoidable hazard may increase the risk of harm to yourself or others.

You agree to exercise reasonable care for your own safety and to respect the safety and boundaries of other participants.

Where appropriate, an additional informed-consent document may explain the specific risks associated with a particular event.

This section does not constitute an unlimited waiver of liability. Any release of liability must be assessed in the context of the particular activity and applicable law.

 

7. Registration and Payment

Registration is confirmed when the applicable registration process has been completed and any required payment has been received or otherwise confirmed.

Prices, payment schedules, inclusions, and registration requirements will be identified in the relevant offering description or checkout process.

Unless otherwise specified, prices are stated in Canadian dollars.

Any applicable taxes, additional fees, payment-plan terms, or other charges will be communicated before purchase where required.

You are responsible for providing accurate registration and contact information and for ensuring that your payment details are valid.

If a payment plan is offered, the payment schedule and any consequences of missed payments will be communicated as part of the purchase terms.

Registration is personal to the purchaser unless a transfer is approved under the applicable event policy.

 

8. Refunds, Cancellations, and Transfers

Participant Cancellations

Because many Walking Thru Fire offerings have limited capacity and require advance planning, materials, preparation, venue arrangements, or facilitator commitments, registrations are generally considered final.

Unless a different policy is expressly stated for a particular offering or applicable law requires otherwise:

• Payments are non-refundable when a participant chooses not to attend.

• Failure to attend an event does not automatically qualify for a refund, credit, or replacement session.

• Participants who cannot attend may request to transfer their registration to another person.

• Transfer requests must be communicated and approved in advance of the event.

• Transfers are subject to any eligibility requirements, safety considerations, and practical limitations associated with the offering.

 

A transfer is not complete until it has been confirmed by Walking Thru Fire.

 

Cancellations by Walking Thru Fire

If Walking Thru Fire cancels an event and does not provide a replacement or rescheduled event acceptable under the applicable terms, participants will be offered a refund or other appropriate remedy as required by applicable law and the circumstances of the cancellation.

If an event must be postponed or rescheduled, registered participants will be notified and provided with information about the available options.

Weather, Safety, and Unforeseen Circumstances

Outdoor ceremonies, retreats, and other in-person experiences may be affected by weather, fire restrictions, unsafe conditions, venue issues, illness, or other circumstances beyond reasonable control.

Walking Thru Fire may modify, postpone, relocate, or cancel an activity when reasonably necessary for safety or operational reasons.

Where an offering is materially changed or cancelled, the available remedies will depend on the circumstances, the applicable purchase terms, and any legal requirements.

Nothing in this policy is intended to remove a consumer right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Statutory Rights

This policy operates subject to applicable consumer protection laws and any mandatory cancellation, refund, or other rights that may apply to a particular purchase.

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9. Retreats, Multi-Session Programs, and Payment Commitments

Some programs or retreats may require a deposit, installment payments, advance commitments, or arrangements for food, lodging, materials, and facilitator time.

The applicable program description or enrollment agreement will identify the program duration, inclusions, payment schedule, and relevant cancellation terms.

Where a program includes multiple sessions, missed sessions do not automatically entitle a participant to a refund or private replacement session.

Any arrangements for make-up sessions, recordings, transfers, or alternative participation will be described in the applicable program terms.

Participants are responsible for reviewing these commitments before enrolling.

Where a retreat includes accommodation, meals, travel, or third-party services, the applicable booking terms will clarify what is included and which arrangements are the participant's responsibility.

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10. Online Programs and Digital Content

Walking Thru Fire may offer online courses, digital resources, recorded teachings, livestreams, meditations, and virtual group experiences.

Access arrangements, program duration, included materials, and any applicable usage restrictions will be described at the time of purchase.

Unless expressly authorized, purchased digital materials are for your personal use and may not be:

• Reproduced or redistributed for commercial purposes.

• Resold, sublicensed, or shared with unauthorized users.

• Republished as your own work.

• Recorded or distributed in ways that violate the rights or privacy of others.

We will make reasonable efforts to provide access to purchased content as described. However, uninterrupted access cannot be guaranteed in every circumstance because of maintenance, technical issues, third-party platform failures, or events outside our reasonable control.

If access is interrupted, we will consider reasonable steps to address the issue in accordance with the applicable purchase terms and law.

Unless otherwise stated, access to an online program does not include ongoing personal support, individual counselling, or unlimited contact with a facilitator.

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11. Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise identified, the content created and provided by Walking Thru Fire and Cassandra B., including written teachings, recorded materials, meditations, course content, graphics, branding, and original resources, is owned by or used with permission by the relevant rights holder.

You may use purchased or provided materials for your own personal learning and reflection, subject to the applicable licence or purchase terms.

You may not reproduce, distribute, publish, sell, adapt, or commercially exploit protected materials without prior written permission from the rights holder, except where permitted by law.

Participation in a program does not transfer ownership of its intellectual property.

You retain ownership of your own original contributions, subject to any separate agreement you make concerning their use.

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12. Confidentiality and Community Respect

Walking Thru Fire aims to foster an environment of respect, dignity, and personal choice.

Participants are expected to respect the privacy of others and to treat personal stories shared in group settings with discretion.

Unless a participant has given permission, you agree not to share another participant's personal story, identifying information, or private disclosures outside the group.

However, group settings cannot guarantee absolute confidentiality. Walking Thru Fire cannot control every action of every participant and cannot guarantee that other attendees will maintain confidentiality.

Confidentiality may also be limited where disclosure is required or permitted by law, or where disclosure is reasonably necessary to address an emergency or serious safety concern.

Please share only what you feel comfortable sharing in a group setting.

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13. Photography, Recording, and Testimonials

Photography, audio recording, video recording, and the sharing of participant stories require appropriate consideration for consent and privacy.

Walking Thru Fire will seek appropriate permission before using identifiable participant photographs, recordings, testimonials, or personal stories for promotional or public-facing purposes, except where another lawful basis applies.

Permission to participate in an event does not automatically constitute permission to use your image, voice, testimonial, or personal story in advertising or promotional materials.

Participants must not photograph, record, livestream, or distribute recordings of other participants without their permission and any required authorization from Walking Thru Fire.

If an event will be recorded, participants will be informed about the intended recording and its purpose. Where appropriate, alternative arrangements will be considered for those who do not wish to appear in a recording.

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14. Privacy and Personal Information

Walking Thru Fire respects your privacy and aims to handle personal information responsibly.

We may collect information that you voluntarily provide, including your name, email address, telephone number, registration details, payment-related information, communications, and information necessary to administer an offering.

We may use this information to:

• Process registrations and payments.

• Communicate event details, preparation instructions, changes, and reminders.

• Deliver purchased programs and services.

• Respond to questions and requests.

• Maintain business, transaction, and accounting records.

• Improve our offerings and website.

• Send promotional communications where appropriate consent has been obtained.

Payment information may be processed through third-party payment providers. We do not intend to collect or retain full payment-card details directly where payment processing is handled by those providers.

We may use third-party service providers for website hosting, registration, email delivery, payment processing, virtual meetings, and program delivery. Those providers may process information as necessary to provide their services.

We do not intend to sell personal information to third parties.

We take reasonable steps appropriate to the information involved to protect personal information against unauthorized access, use, disclosure, loss, or misuse.

Information will be retained for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes for which it was collected, including applicable legal, accounting, and recordkeeping obligations.

Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, you may request access to or correction of personal information we hold about you.

You may unsubscribe from promotional emails using the unsubscribe option provided or by contacting us. Transactional messages needed to administer a registration or purchase may still be sent.

We will handle personal information in accordance with applicable privacy laws. The precise legal requirements depend on the nature of our activities and the information involved.

For privacy questions or requests, contact us using the details provided at the end of these terms.

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15. Health Information and Sensitive Disclosures

You are not required to disclose your full medical history, trauma history, or other highly personal information simply to participate in a spiritual or educational offering.

Where specific information is reasonably necessary to assess eligibility, accommodate a participant, or manage an activity's safety, we will explain what information is requested and why.

Please avoid submitting sensitive personal or medical information through ordinary website forms unless specifically requested through an appropriate process.

Any information you choose to share with a facilitator will be handled with care, subject to applicable legal obligations and the limits of confidentiality described in these terms.

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16. Third-Party Services and External Links

Our website or offerings may refer to third-party websites, platforms, venues, facilitators, payment providers, or other services.

These services may operate under their own terms, privacy policies, and procedures.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, Walking Thru Fire does not control third-party platforms and cannot guarantee their availability, security, or performance.

Your use of a third-party service may be subject to the terms established by that provider.

Where another facilitator or provider is involved in an offering, the applicable event information will clarify their role and any relevant participation requirements.

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17. Website Use and Acceptable Conduct

You agree to use the Walking Thru Fire website lawfully and respectfully.

You must not knowingly interfere with website operations, attempt unauthorized access to systems or accounts, introduce malicious software, misuse registration processes, or use the website to harass, threaten, defraud, or harm others.

We reserve the right to restrict access to the website or remove content where reasonably necessary to protect the website, its users, or our legal rights.

Nothing in these terms limits rights or protections that apply under mandatory law.

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18. Limitation of Liability

To the extent permitted by applicable law, Walking Thru Fire will not be responsible for losses arising solely from circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including interruptions to third-party platforms, unexpected venue closures, or other external disruptions.

Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability where doing so would be unlawful, including any liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

Any limitation relating to a particular activity must be interpreted in light of the applicable circumstances, the specific risks disclosed, and the law governing that activity.

These website terms are not a substitute for a properly drafted, activity-specific waiver or informed-consent document where one is appropriate.

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19. Indemnification

To the extent permitted by applicable law, you may be responsible for losses or reasonable costs directly arising from your unlawful conduct, intentional misconduct, or material breach of these terms.

This section does not require you to indemnify Walking Thru Fire for liability arising from conduct or circumstances for which such protection cannot lawfully be imposed.

Any indemnification provision for a higher-risk activity should be reviewed separately by qualified legal counsel before use.

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20. Accessibility and Individual Needs

We want participants to have clear information about the nature and requirements of our offerings.

If you have questions about accessibility, physical requirements, accommodation, dietary arrangements, or participation options, please contact us before registering.

We will consider reasonable requests in light of the nature of the activity, available resources, and applicable legal obligations.

Some activities may have inherent physical or environmental limitations. Where relevant, these should be identified in the individual event description.

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21. Changes to Offerings and These Terms

Walking Thru Fire may update its website, offerings, prices, schedules, and these Terms & Conditions from time to time.

The version published on the website will identify its effective or last-updated date.

Changes will generally apply prospectively. Where a change materially affects an existing booking or contractual commitment, we will handle the change in accordance with the applicable agreement and law.

Event-specific terms provided during registration may supplement these general terms. If a specific term conflicts with a general provision, the specific term will apply to the extent appropriate and legally permissible.

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22. Governing Law

These Terms & Conditions are intended to be governed by the laws of Manitoba and the applicable laws of Canada, subject to any mandatory legal protections or jurisdictional requirements that apply.

Nothing in these terms is intended to deprive a participant of a right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded.

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23. Contact Information

If you have questions about these Terms & Conditions, a registration, a cancellation, or our privacy practices, please contact:

Walking Thru Fire — Studio of Self Love
Attn: Cassandra B.
Website: walkingthrufire.com
Email: StudioOfSelfLove@gmail.com
Mailing Address: Box 1003 Wpg Beach Mb R0C-3G0

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A Final Word

Walking Thru Fire exists to create space for spiritual exploration, self-discovery, personal responsibility, and meaningful personal growth.

Every participant is welcome to approach these experiences with curiosity, discernment, and respect for their own boundaries.

Our intention is to offer a thoughtful environment in which people can explore their own path while respecting the dignity, choices, and well-being of others.

By registering for an offering, you acknowledge that you have reviewed the applicable terms and agree to the provisions that lawfully apply to your participation.